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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11513, 8 October 1915, Page 6

Visiting io the children's ward at the Christchurch Hospital has been discontinued for a few days, owing to a slight outbreak of measles. I Mr J. P>. Reid. of JCllorslie, who has i been on a. visit to Jvngland,, returned to Ohristoburch this morning. The Government meteorologist rc- | ports:—The indications arc for vuriI able and strong breeze*, but moderate to strong northerly winds ;ire prevail- ( ing.. T'lic weather will probably be doll [ and overcast at times. Rain is proI bable. The barometer lias a falling ! tendency. '; A Press Association message, from ! Palmi-rsion North states that a. man j named YV. C. Gavin was taken suddenly j ill in the Square, and was removed to i the hospital, vlie.ro lie suc.oumbod. It • is understood that deceased came from Takapau and was visiting; hi.s .son at Rangiotu. J]is Honor Mr Justice Stringer, sitting in Chambers to-day. granted probate in the estates of Anthony Hugh Ha timer (Air Harper). Robert Hardie j (Mr P>osviok), William Wallace Allison | Burn (Mr Doug-all), Frederick D. Gil>~ son (Air Weston K Thomas James Bur- ! gosK (Air Con lan), Francis James Wans- ! burgh (AJr Alosley), Francis Davison (Mr It 05*), Henry Tizzars (Air Alearos), and John Davies (Air Leu in). Letter.of administration were granted iu ;.4ie esfaie oi ALiehael Fib-gibbon (Air Ildmore). In Slater t. Balliutiue, n nmtion by Air Upham io dispense with personal service of originating summon?, wn- dispensed with. In Bowen and of hers v. Lfiugdoivn and, others (Air Alooley) an order was made for scrvi'-i' o 1 ori-iitatinji- titilJunons on 11. F. Mowk.-r !>ery.«n,dly or oil Die njljei-' 1 1 i.r.